I'm really interested in rotational grazing. I'd love to only offer supplemental feed in the dead of winter if I can swing it. I'm looking to do a rotation of goats, sheep, and chickens--all pastured separately. (2 goats, 2 sheep, and 12 chickens, if it matters. Although I might be getting a...
wow--that is so wonderful!
I just wanted to give you some hope and encouragement that because he is so young, I wouldn't fret overly much about his right-side functioning. His brain is still changing and developing neural pathways, and there are many cases where surgeries that would have...
Could I add another question to the OP's? (Great topic btw I was wondering this same thing as everyone usually talks about their best doe)
If any of you have milked once a day instead of two, what were your yields? Half as much as in a normal 2-milkings a day schedule like you'd expect? Much...
Although not in anyway as difficult or as terrifying as what you are going through, when we were very scared about our little boy I had a thought that gave me the strength that I needed. I thought of all of the people in my family that have passed on, even ones that were gone before I was born...
I've heard that Angora bucks don't smell. I don't know if that's a "they don't smell *relatively* to other bucks" or if they really don't smell at all.
I've also heard that Boer bucks don't smell very strong.
Anyone have any experience? Ever owned a buck that didn't make you want to burn your...
Oh, one more question on the horn issue. I'm also considering getting a nubian doe to milk, and all of the ones sold in my area are disbudded. Would she be alright with the horned angoras?
I know to disbud or not is controversial. But I'm thinking about starting a herd of angoras and the Angora association suggests that you *not* disbud because they are so woolly they need the horns to dissipate heat--which will be a concern in our NC summers.
All of the goat information and...